Who's Who

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Team GP's are always special; some teams have been together for ages where as others are often created for one specific tournament. The following list is in no way comprehensive, but hopefully you can find the player you are looking for.

The locals

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www.lowlandgames.com The most famous Dutch team is: Victor van den Broek, Frank Karsten and Jelger Wiegersma. You can read all them somewhere else on this site.

Angstschreeuw Yes, this is actually a Dutch word. They have been together for a while now making top 4 at GP Turin. Bram Snepvangers is the best know player on this team, but Jos Schreurs has won an individual GP and Menno Dolstra has his own fanclub.

Schietkoe This team features former world champion Tom van de Logt, along with Stijn and Jesse Cornelissen, the slightly lesser know of the three Cornelissen brothers.

Sempre in Olio This Austrian team features their countries best known players, Benedict Klauser, Tomas Preyer and Helmut Summersberger.

The Unknown Stuntment Scott Wills and Pete Norris once again manage to drag Tony Dobson out of retirement for a team tournament. Despite terrorizing the English PTQ scene year after year they're still looking for a breakthrough performance.

Outland There is this group of Norwegian players that always team under the name of outland someway or another, this year we have the teams: Plan 9 from Outland featuring Sigurd Eskeland, Endre Skjetne and Øyvind Ødegaard. And Outland 2003 consisting of Eivind Nitter, Nicolai Herzog and Lovre Crnobori.

Object of Affection Tomi Walemies, Anton Johnsson and Jens Thorén. Punisher's finest should be able to make their way to Sunday's drafts.

Kai's gonna get it Calling this the other Punisher team doesn't do these guys justice. There is no doubt Mattias Jorstedt is hot at the moment and Mikael Polgary and Mattias Kettil are no slouches either.

Goldmember Olle Råde, Rickard Östenberg and Morgan Carlsson. Earning his fame years ago the littlest Viking still shows up now and then, this time with two solid players accompanying him.

Hobby One

Hobby one Black Ops is still together, Florent Jeudon and Antoine and Olivier Ruel have been together since the beginning of serious team competition don't let the new name fool you.

Wesh Wesh Crew Amiel Tenenbaum and Gabriel Nassif are teaming with Fahrid Meraghni this time around.

Magiccorpration.com Another team full of top players, Franck Canu, Raphael Levy and Christophe Haim are ready to take on the world.

From Overseas

Courtney's Men Apparently switching Gary Wise for David Williams makes them leave their "boy" status behind. Let's see if these "men" can show us what they are worth.

Free Pat Chapin

Free Pat Chapin Ed Fear, Michael Pustilnik and Andrew Stokinger. Pustilnik is the player with the most success, but the Stokinger and Fear have their own reasons to be famous.

The Only Barns In Town With McCord back home Gerrard Fabiano and Jon Sonne don't feel like Slaying and Pillaging all that much. Instead of their usual third Antonino De Rosa is rounding out this team of Pro's.

From Everywhere

Ranko Bongo Weshiweshi Carlos Romão, Jose Barbero and Wilfried Ranque. The current world champ likes travelling, taking along Yokohama T8 player Barbero to team up with one of the free French players.

Ace Ten Off Eric Froehlich and Kamiel Cornelissen have been teaming together for a while. Picking up Jon Finkel as their third, may give this team the edge they were looking for.

JC Experience Patrick Mello, John Larkin and Sam Gomersall. Gomersall is the lesser known of this trio, however his recent finishes on the GP circuit have been very solid.

Dan Clegg Uncut Noah Boeken and Alexander Witt are both from Amsterdam and each have a Masters title. However it is Brock Parker who won the last European team GP together with Dan Clegg and Peter Szigeti.